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Epipremnum aureum. This species has been assigned to a number of genera. In 1880 when it was first described, it was named Pothos aureus, which is in part why it is often commonly referred to as a "pothos". After a flower was observed in 1962, it was given the new name of Rhaphidophora aurea. However, after closer examination of the flower, researchers noticed its heightened similarity to Epipremnum pinnatum and synonymised it with that species. Only after closer observation to the entirety of the plant, including the leaves and growing patterns, did researchers again separate it from E. pinnatum, and classify it as E. aureum

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